#developer-tools
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- 🧠 Your iPhone Is an OpenAI-Compatible LLM Server Now Local LLM Server exposes Apple's on-device Foundation Models over an OpenAI- and Ollama-compatible HTTP API — point any client library at your phone's LAN address.
- 🕺 I Scroll Too Much, So I Built an Elevator I dictated the idea one morning and shipped it that afternoon: Scroll Elevator, a menu-bar app that puts jump-to-top/bottom buttons at your cursor when you scroll. Built because running a grid of AI coding agents had me scrolling all day.
- 🙃 Anki on a Game Controller: the AnKing Setup for Mac How to use a PlayStation, Xbox, or 8BitDo controller for Anki on Mac — with the prebuilt AnKing community profile in ControllerKeys.
- 🪔 File City I built a macOS app that turns your file system into a 3D city you can walk through, fly over, and use to watch AI agents work.
- 🙀 Every Shortcut Within Reach A game controller puts hundreds of actions within finger's reach. Here's the math and information theory behind why it works.
- 😻 One Repo, Many Agents Git worktrees let you run multiple AI agents on the same codebase without them stepping on each other's toes.
- 🧙 Dotfiles for Two When you share your workspace with AI agents, your custom aliases become their confusion.
- 🚀 Just Give Us the Prompt When source code becomes the compiled output, what's the new source?
- 🤓 Code Archaeologists We used to write code. Now we search for it in a directed subspace of possibilities.
- 🤓 Verification Is the Bottleneck AI makes code generation instant. But verifying that code works? That still takes real-world time.
- 🙈 Using Emojis as Visual Anchors in Your Terminal A simple technique for adding visual distinction to git logs, terminal tabs, and shell prompts.